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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-11
1tttoet&ppoo.
3Ote Mprtl 1887.

@i maa nere ben erebe @eoaftion
tatnemmeli9 for, at ban eftertom Dpz
fOrorinsen os ipste Dplpsnins om
Sasen mellem Oscar 9anion Ser
gus Sails us 2ornb Bjprnaas fra
Nurbal iom anfprt i l1seblaoet for
27be gpril.
@run6en til, at @ountb=Mopofat
2epia lite sap en- omitanbelieere o9
minbre mangelfulo Torflarins al 6a>
gen, maa ban nel beoit iels bioe; men
ba @assomfoitninser remulisens ital
uorebes al @ountpets gasie, iaa TO-
refommer bet os, at bet tiltommer iaa<
bel @tatteyberne inben @ountiet iom
ilerbelesbeb County Commissioner
at faa ben liot npiere fremiti0et eno
efter Mr. 2eipis's Dpsape, pg ba
Eilfelbet braste nnbertegnebe til at
bore nerperenbe unber @agens 8ez
ban6lins, ital leg lite unblabe at
mebbele Sammenbens, iom ies OPP
fattebe @asen fra besse 6iber.
Meb SeniDn til Mr. @br. 9alts
@ibnesbprb, iom bet er ansiuet al
Scr. 2etpis, uil jes fun bemerte, at
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befienot Gorfatterinbe Stem Sort,
ipillebe en 9otelpert oe nosle Nre.
iter @ranb SORTS ct Aeubs iibfe
n9e. 9un feresab fprit / &otellet,
at bun paa 9renet bar blepen beitiaaz
let, ioet benoes 2ommer par blepne
itultaarne, og bun anmo6ebe @arten
om at tale benoes Sag for &reiterne
| Bben. 9isie blep, laber bet til,
sanife tnbtasne ben ubelbi9e 6orfat=
terinoe, tog benbe biem o9 prelentez
reoe benbe for fine 5amilier os Bor>
serne ! 8pen. SUN fortrpllebe alle.
Men ba en- af Ereiterne, iom tienbte
Mrs. mens Gortallinser, besbnbte
at FIRE bet nbitiftebe 8efienbtifab
oper paa ct @runb1as al &jenoitab
til 6ortalingerne, fanbt ben fcre9ipz
ne Gorfatterinbe, at @runben lite
lenyer bar sanite trbs. SUN opsap
at sibre Dberlisere Brus al @iettri=
beben i@raub Sorts os forloo @tebet
meb fbrite Tren.
- Sable 8ben Nfinot / 9atota
nebbrenbte Man6aa. De brenbte
8D9ninsers Intal op9ipes til 30.
Eabet $4,000. Snsen assurance.
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Minncfpta.

@n Man6 / Minneapolis forlp9te
Selpmorb ii6ite Onsbag peo at lesse
fig oper Sernbanelporet mert bleo rebz
bet al en- 8olitibetjent, netop iom ct
9ren par no9le faaJob fra bant. San
fortalte, at ban baobe inaen &enge os
inaen 8enner.
= &enrp @6ulte, en- Sarmer !
9eerbeben al ct. Gloub, beaif @elpz
morb ben 3bie bs.
- Set iises, at Nrbeioe inart ital
beepnbe paa Sorlenaellen al Mani-
toba 2eo6 Safe, os.at Banen ffal
bpases til Brainerb / CONNER.
- S ct. @loub er en- Dame Mrs.
Samuel SuQer, oalst til Sfoleoiret.
tpr.
- Ser iises, at Trasten paa alle
&jBbmanbsparer fra benne l1se full
be bline nebiat paa ale 8aner ub fra
ct. Saul. &aa fprite &lasie antaz
ees ben at blipe nebiat meo 33 Bro=
cent.
= @n 16 Iar sammel Bise, antaz
9e1is tplt, bleu orebt al ct 2otomotip
peb Nntonp 8art ben Ste Mai, ioet
bun fulbe 9aa ouer Sernbane1poret.
@un {tuloe netop reiie til Minneapoz
lis, boor benbes Sorelore bor. Ser
par to Eran tat iammen % bun bapz
be rimeli9pis lite feet bet enc.
Sernbane< o9 &arebus>@omz
mis1ererne bar ubnepnt 3bumas 6.
@obsion fra Grant County til @bief
9eputD Grain Snipector / ct. Saul.
Gbief Deputies q. 6. @lauion Mfinz
neapolis o9 Sobn @bellp 9ulutb ct
9ienuonepnte.
Sobn 9u Bois, 1om tiolisere
arbeibeoe bos geana(e & Berfins Ter
fra, falot 6po ont Barnespi1e forri=
&c Eirsbassaften, ioet ban itob us
tolte iammen meb enoel anore 1928.
8ertins 8utif oer1tebs.
g(f lis Salooner / 9ulutb bat
Der fun 81 iom sienopto9 5orretnin=
gen fibite l1se paa9runs af ben bpie
2iceule.
Ser bar Slbebranb @lDnbon
Manbas. st &aaninssbus og Ell
Smibie bren6te. Sab $4,000.
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Boaet'9opber font epaautano.
5oritielen mellem ben p9 8olitiferen.
&arme, 9Brfe og Storm.
@armt! Da tprt! uf!

@armt! Ds tprt! l1f!
Set ct ubDsselist, naar Sneen fps
get meb en- 5art af 60 Mil / 9imen
es &uloen iaa itrens, at &oit,blpet
frpier - builtet iter peb 80 @raber
Gabrenbeit - men bet ct belIer lite
pibere bebaselist nu, ba Ebermome,
tret piier 80 @raber i Stpssen, 2uf=
ten blitfil(e os iaa tbr, at mon nepps
tan Sispe.
Ser | Mabolaset bleb ri sanite tib>
Zig feroise meo @aaraanaen rastet
be tolbe Matter, tbi Soroen bar iaa
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Gnblanoet.

Sra Mtt9e1 / 9afota nteboeles, at
man oer auerebe paa Sormiobasen
baooe plantet 10000 til $4,000
Greer Nrbor>9a9en. Set maatte
bel oa bore iaaoanne, iom man fan
Ienoe ct Euien e0ler 1aa al en- lioen
8atfe me6 Soften.
- S Nrilona bapoe man ct iterft
Sorbfjelp ben 3bie os.
Sra EucIon meobeles, at &pitelien
omtrina &l. 2 par iaa iterft, at @a=
rerne 8utiterne falot neb af @blz
berne, os &lotferne ftanolebe. Sub
bpsserne iprans lfretilasne uo paa
@aoen af 5rpst for, at @uiene itulbe
falbe pper bem. Eaarnet paa Court
buffet iuaiebe iom Maiten paa ct Sfib,
os bet ipntes, iom ON Bpsninsen bill
be falbe pperenoe. 9a Sorbfielpet
naaebe til Santa Catalina Mountain,
git itore @tDfter af 6jeloet. @n
@ulcan oanneoe fig to Mile / @Do for
3uc1on i Eotal @red Mountains.
9ette ct bet fprlte Sorbfialp, iom
man bar mertet / 9uclon.
Da1aa Ben5pn fg(te n1an Sprbz
ifjalpet, os o9iaa Der flpsteoe man
uo al 9uiene. @n @ano, iom Tom
inb til 8Den fra 9anbet omfrins Gan
8ebro 9fiper, 1neboelte, at ber bar
opnaaet &abninser / Soroen inbtil 6
CONNER 8rebe, us BET Tom &anb up
paa @teber, fom fpr bapbe paret fulb>
itanois tgrre.
S Eombftune marteoes Soroifiel>
bet liot ienere, omfrins &l. 3 @fter=
mibbas. 8Dsnin9erne fit &epner, us
&inbuesruberne fneffebes, men intet
MenneFe Tom tilfabe. 81 Mil fra
Bpen bar ct Tibet Giarn umtrent !
Mcre, men bette toripanbt albeles.
@n Sorbmal lanss Mem Merico &
Mri5onaz8anen blep FDttet 10 Eom.
1aer.
= Chattanooga, Eennesiee, 4ot
Mai. Ere 9unbrebe norite @mi9ran:
ter pas1ereoe beri9iennem iaften pao
Sci til @alt 2ate Sitp, bporben bt
aster fig forat ilutte fig til Mormon:
&olonierne / &eiten. Sc fom ope,
Morfolt os ct be bebit uoruitebe @mi:
sranter, iom er antomne bib paa LANG
Eib. Ser .er Wenb, &pinoer oe
8brn blanbt bent, pa be fer alle it,
telli9eute ub, ct sobt flebte os ipnes
at babe 8en9e. Sc betra9ter l1taf
iom parenbe 8eiibbelle af alle be
forsiattebe SANDS 9erlisbeber. 8,
er leblasebe al Fere Mormon=9 l6ite
iom bat peret 9eorse forat pinb'
3ilbensere. Manse al oisie ipnes
itfe at foritaa, at Glerfonert berifel
blanbt Mormonerne. gtaar mon for
talte &pinoerne, at DC fanbipnligpiI
pilbe blipe 9uitruer for Menb, ion
allerebe fer par sifte, lob be foritaa
at be alorig pilbe inbpilse no9e
iaabant. Manse af benz er antase
li9 narrebe.
@n gobt ubieenbe Dame, ion
9ap fig ab for Mrs. Gqen, e,
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aobn .. @olitao.

gsaar ct 5irma titbDber at ie1se en-
@inbmb1e paa 80 9ases 8rbpe, iaa
bepiier bette, at ben ittaa pere af ub=
r,erfet Nrbeibe. 9ette er buab gbal.
lense @inb Mill & Geeb @ill Co.,
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Wittnetp a.tfa,t, 9afota.
23be 9lpri( 1887.
ST.. &ebaf|r!

ST.. &ebafHr!
9a leg ct tommen bio forat bore
ber | CONNER, bill ies fsrit aflesse
min Sat til l1seblaoet for bets Be=
igs. Set ct fiert at bbre fra bet
Steo, bpor man bar peret, us intet
8lao fan be6re fortelle pm olle Ein9
Der runbt END useblaoet. 9erneit
pil ies meooele 8laoets 2eiere 1ibt
fra 8enion og De omtrin9lissenbe
Counter.
Seiret bat paret tol6t for bet me-
ite iiben lite Npri(. Set laa ub til,
at &aaren os Sommeren itulbe efomz
me meo en- @ans, men bet bar saaet
1maat. 9toale er ferbi9e meo @aarz
aannen, andre bar no9et isien, iaa leg
tror itfe, bet ct iaa itor Joritiel paa
@eiret ber os Minneiota, iom matt
&c tenfer, efter bpao ies ier af l1se>
blabet.
@oab 2anoet ansaar beroppe, iaa
pil jes bberfen role euer LATTE bet. s
9epils 2atez9iitriftet er ber roset al
bpert, baaoe sobt os baarli9t, os bet
er NOT at beige iblanot, iaa man be-
bpper lite at tase af bet oaarlioite
enbnu, men ON en @tunb b(iper pel
neiten aft optaset. s bette 9iitrift
ct 272 3otuaibips, os ies tror, at
fun en lioen Sci er taset imob bet,
iom ct tilbase, iaa Der er @labs for
man9e 6olf enbnu. 5 CONNER an>
taser leg, ber pil blipe i,,lbt af 2anbz
ipsere, baaoe fienbte os utienbte, %
be, lom fommer fprlt, 9ipr bet bel
beoit, ,tenten leg.
Os iaa liot tililut ont bet firtelise.
Man tan pel paa 6orbaanb tenfe fig.
at bet ct nDt Settlement lite ct ion
paa @teoer, iom / mango g(ar ia,
peret beboet, o9 buor man bar Sir:
fer os @tolebuie. Ser faar not sere:
iten npie fig meb at bol6e @ubstiene:
ite / Eorpbuie, us tiloels / bebre 9u:
le. Men bet bliper bel anberlebes
meb 3ioen. Sen @rebifant, leg ia,
bprt nosle @anse ber, bruser en- l,n
berlis Maabe at pre6ite paa. Sec
bar lite bbrt Mase til ben enbnu, ol
berfor er ben Dmtale berb, ipnei
leg. &aubenoe Fere oi( 9jbre lise:
ban. 6brit bar ban lapet fig til ct
@rebiten paa 8apiret til @pnbas, o!
ba ban bar mango @teber at betien'
/ l1sen, briper ban o9 leler op fam
me 8rebiten belle l1sen. 9an bru
ger osiaa iamme @almeoers. 9ett'
bar leg felu bprt, ba leg Tom til a
nante omfrins liot os fom paa Fer'
OpbDsselier. @nten ban bar liee
l16fomme til Hapir, eQer ban pil, all
ifal babe li9t baa6e @gnbas os 6uer
bag, ueb leg lite. 9an peo bet be
ielp, os bet faar nere NOT. Men ia
GET ies lite fell, faar man bebre 8re
bitten paa 2brbas enb @pnbas.
9@rbpbisi,
Ebeo. S. Mbtteitab.
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Fergus Falls Ugeblad,
The only Norwegian newspaper
in northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Proprietor.
Advertising rates on application.
Office 204t Bismarck Av.,
Fergus Falls, MINI.

Boston Shoe Store,
8. 81. QeDprien.
st NIT Sp1ag af @fotBi ct netop
moota9et, pg mere er paa @eien.
Bore So @fo for 9amer fan lite
opertreffes. BrBp benz.
vt tort Splas al Seortb Star 8oot
y @boe @D's custom made Sfo %
@tppler bar ri oslaa, og for 5arme=
re o9 glrbeibere er bisle be bebfe,
lom fan faces.
@i bar osiaa Stomaserperfieb.
9e lapete HriIer garanteres.
g. u. 2ebpriem.
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Set itore
Ma1tbatta1t Glntbt1t9
3nm Re
bar aabnet ii1te Sore fpr 9>mblif,tnt
III 2incoln Mue., ben eamle 6. .. 9.=8psnins.

8t Dnifer beroeo at 9tpe Yutltfum at fprffaa,
at Bette ct ct fltnternpt SpIa9 af 8arer, oet iuf
fefe 96iortentent % Sc beote Barer, ion1 no9en>
iinoe par iolst ber Bpen. ct in,uft Spla9 af
Sperfratfer % Dra9ter for 8aaren, faape( for
Born % pn9re 8olt om potSne. 9tyefe Mooe af
fttpe % b(0oe Satte, Slips o9 2ommetprt(eoer,
bpioe % fulerte Sfjorter flint lnoert0i % 9irfe>
lisbeoen alt, om ialminoeli9heo finoe5 ct ferfte
&laSies @tabliSement af bette Sa9s.
9pao on0aar prtlen> "a 9aar ri lapere eno
93ecoroen, % alt, pt annooer ON, ct, at Sc pil
tomne ino, % ri oil poerbepiie Sem on1, at ri
life bat a9t mere eno ri fan faa peo, p9 at BET er
1a9t for 9llpor,
get tpre 3ttnmltntten Clrthtn9 3r1&[e+
9eifD Bros. Giere.
8er9u6 Sails, Minn.
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GOULD's TESTIMONY.

CHICAGO, July 1l.-A Washington
special to the Tribune says:
The sensational testimony given be-
fore the Pacific investigation commits
tee out west has stirred one up to
inquire whether there will not be a
government prosecution. Jay Goulds
evidence before the committee in New
York about the Kansas and Union
Pacific deal caused some of the gulled
stockholders end bondholders to
threaten legal doings to make him dis
gorge. This would have to be done
by private suits. But it is claimed
that G. p. Huntington's stories about
the way money was used to congress
men and others lays him open to
government prosecution. The laws
under which Mr., Huntington should
be indicted was passed over 20 years
ago. Ii is an act of Congress approx
ed February 26, 1868, and imposes a
fine of not more than three times for
the amount of bribe offered, and i'm
prisonment of not more than 3 years
for each aid every offense.
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AIDsTO ANTI PROHIBITION.

LA FAyETrE, IND, July 1.-THE po.
lice yesterday and again last night ar
rested members of the salvation army
for parading the streets, beating tam
borines and singing loudly, disturbing
other church congregations. They
were first requested to desist but
raised more noise. Twcnty.one were
arrested. 'All but Capt. Chas. McA bee
and one Carry were released on re-
cognizance. McAbee refused to per-
init any one TO go bail for his appear
anco and declined to 90 OH his recog-
nizance. Hewas locked up during the
afternoon.
The mayor gave orders for the re-
lease of McAbee and Carry at II
o'clock.
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MURDERED BY A RIVAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 11.-Wm.
Cain, colored, shot and probably fatal
" wounded Clarence Gibbs also col
ored at No. Al Ludlow street last
night. Both had been paying atten-
ton to the came girl and upon her
having lately showed preference for
Gibbs, Cain picked fight with him
snd shot him in the side. Cain has
not vet been arrested.
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FRESHMAN
And the Coercion Bill. SALIVA
ti0n Army Captured in
Indiana.
A BRUSH WITH CANADIAN
NEIGHBORS. Ss
Brutal Prize Fight at Toledo.
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
LONDON, July II. - Copyrighted
1887. The announcement that the
Corkonian members of the house
hayc summoned meeting OF the Irish
National League, to be held in Cork
on mex, Sunday, is pregnant with
meaning. 1t is called for the avowed
purpose of devising new plan of
campaign and of settling upon some
method of resistance to be offered to
the anticipated evictions.
A temporary lull was had during
the Jubilee, but now, under the pres
ent promising outlook Of a speedy
passage of the coercion bill, the land
lords are beginning to renew evic-
tions. That tho League will counsel a
sturdy and determined resistance en-
the part of the tenants is undoubted
but that this is all they will deliberate
and decide or at the coming meeting
is by no means certain.
The feeling in England is to great
degree in sympathyswith prosecuted
Ireland. This is known to the Parnell-
ties and will be acted on. The treat
ment of Ireland as conquered prov
ince is exciting the sympathy OF even
those who are opposed to home rule
In its entirety and to the granting
OF an Irish parliament. To vast
number, and especially to the great
throng of working and thinking peo'
pie, the words # Gladstone's speech
of last Thursday night appeal most
strongly.
They love fair play, and il seems to
them monstrOus that the government
by the use OF its potent majority
should force on Ireland measures that
the popular feeling condemns. The
government is unwilling to modify
even in a slight degree some of the
most stringent measures in the Cocr-
cion and Crimes bill. The more lib.
eral minded of the conservative party
have offered amendments of a concili
ating nature, only to have them re
jccted again and again.
The men see the necessity of making
some concessions in The proposed bill
that viii keep laws from goading the
Irish people to deeds of violence.
TAcy would alleviate the harshnes'
of the bin and leave some loop-hol'
for at least sentiment of Irish free
dom to exist in the hearts OF tha
much down-trodden people.
There is still an opportunity tt
amend the measure and chance tha
Il may be utilized.
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BRUTAL MAN FIGHT.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1i.-A brutal
prize fight took place ills morning at
Bay Point, an Isolated Leach about II
miles from this city, between Jack
Dempsey ofDetroit and Frank Nevitt
in presence of 100 people, The crowd
was composed of ali the sporting men
of the city with sprinkling from out
side cities. The fight was for $40
side and purse. The winner to take
all Marquis of Queensbury rules.
Hard gloves, which in this case
meant bare knuckles and to q finish
was the command of the referee. Prof.
Clark and Tom King acted as seconds
for Nevins and Jim Burns, of Brook
lvu. rendered similar service for
Dempsey. Dempsey forced the fight
ing from the start and succeeded
after three hard fought rounds-com-
pletely knocking Neviit out. Nevitt
came out of the fray with broken
nose, while Demsey has broken arm
as a result of coming in contact with
Nevitts. The fight occupied but 10
minutes.
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John Klein, 912 Nam street, practi
cal halter. Cleaning and renovating
silk, soft and stiff hats specially:
Work guaranteed.
Some Jeffersca street people are
protesting vigorously against the
right-of-way prayed for by the Mis-
seuri Pacific.
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Repor, of whipping at the County Farm.

Report Of Whipping at the County Farm.
There is report to the effect that
Angie Moore, county convict, has been
whipped in the style of ye olden times.
A county commissioner says that they
have no right to punish any one at the
county farm in that manner that the
usual mode OF punishment is confne-
ment on bread and water. II is possible
that there will be an investigation.
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BIG PRO. MAJORITY.

ROME, GA, July fi.-This city, OF
l2,cOO inhabitants, voted for prohibi-
ton by 500 majority Saturday. The
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eection was exiting, the women TAX
ing an active part and religious scrvi-
ces being held by Sam Jones and Sam
Small
LYNCIIING.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.--Abont
100 men have just made an attack on
the jail at Calusa, and ciIecting an en-
trance, took therefrom the China
mans Hong Dye, who murdered Mrs
BiRyohs, aud hanged hin. This was
done because the jury had recomend-
ell imprisonincnt .forliic as his pun
lshnieiiAs'sftcr Having found him
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
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Repairing watches aud Iewelry a
specially, at j. p. Dohcrty " Cos, Cos
Main street.
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To obtain the latest, most compile
and best Cyclopedis In the world, buy
the "People's.'
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NO CANADIANS FOR AMERICA.

PoRT HURON, Mich, July 11.-Col-
hector Ward has notified the Grand
Trunk local superintendent at Point
Edward and the captain Of the ferry
transfer that Canadians must not be
brought over to work in the car
shops. The Canadians are protesting
vigorously ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04

against
Byron v~Jeeland,. Thomas J.
Bryan and Charles Larsen,
copsrtners AS rhos J. Bryan
& Co. John Tully and vii.
ham Freese, c~opartners as
Tully 4 Freese, and o. Park
smith, Defendants.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04

The annual report of the commits
sioner OF the general land office for
the fiscal year ending with June last
is far enough along to yield figures of
general public interest. II will show
that there was an increase in the
acreage disposed of over 1856 of $685.
474, and over 1856 Of 4,s62, 52i acres. In
this increase, over 1886 Dakota shows
4.427 presumption enteries involving
669,9l7 acres; Iowa 4, involving 2O6
acres; Minnesota 1858 entries 4s.l6i
ACRES; Montana, 337 entries, 1875
acres. and Wisconsin 80 enteries, B..
744 acres. The total Increase In
amount received on cash entries was
"a, 1856, ST9.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04
The president lett Washington on

THE president lett Washington on
Friday on his starring tour throughout
the states. The journey will cost Mr..
Cleveland SO. 900 and he must see a
great deal 10 compensate him. OF
course Mr.. Cleveland will strictly
comply with the requirements OF Che
inter state commerce law and pay hi,
own way. They all do. His train
will consist of three cars in all. One
composite car, Alfarats, o sleeping
car, Valasco, and the private car OF
George NJ. Pullman, These N have
the vestibules attached, similar to the
Pullman cars operated over the Penn.
~sylysnia railway between New York,
Chicago and Cincinnati, The cars are
provided with electric lighting ar
rangements and a small dynamo en-.
CINE will be carried in the composite
car. Ii will be the handsomest train
sxteriorly and interiorly eve placed
on rails.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04

wu,ra NJ oua,ie,.,ion. TO- :.
,anu,.r armuon 4. s.roa
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04

HENRY GEORGE says he has the
right to the coat on his back because
he can show u title thereto from the
man who made IL for him. When
ever q man can show him that Goa
made u plot of land expressly for him
he'll recognize that title. Very well.
"A to the coat, supposing it il made
OF wool, where csn Mr.. George show n
title from the sheep proving that the
latter grew the wool for him out OF
which the coat was made? Further.
still; God made the sheep. Now, let
MI. George show the title to the sheep
from God who made il, II Is true tht !
man made the coat out of the Sleeps
wool, aud hence has no more exclusive
property in the coat made from THAN
MI. George says man has in land
which God made. Therefore, take of
your coat Mr.. George.-Ex.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04
Tuesday, October 4, 1887.

The lald department at Washing.
ton has given notice that millions oil
acres of railroad indemnity lands will
be open to settlement by homestesders
and pre-emptors within 9 few months.
Thsse lands are among the best lands
ever offered west Of the Mississippi
river and in the Gulf States. Such an
opportunity for the young people of
this nation to acquire real estate for
mere taking will occur again, rs
the public lands will by another year
be practically exhausted. All who
are about to start for the west or to To-
cate on southern railroad lands will
find Copp's Settlers Guide of special
service.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04
Notice "a, Creditors.

Rstate OF Samuel \. Barnes deceased. Notice Is
hereby given by the undersigned Rebecca b. Barnes,
Erecutrix Of the last will aud testament Of Samuel
\. Barnes, deceased, TO the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
10 exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers with
In four months after the first publication OF this
notice. to me said Executrix at the office OF c. X,
Middleton. attorney, over The Stock Growers Bank
Miles City, NJ. 7,
RsBEccA b. BARNES.
Executix Of the last will aud testament Of samuel
s. Barnes. deceased.
Dated at Miles City, NJ. T., this 18th day Of sep
TENDER. 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-10-04

make an army mule hold up his tail
and look rs stylish as n Kentucky
thoroughbred while drawing the off,
GERS ambulance up the main street OF
the city .-Bismarck Tribune.